The Deus Ex has a massive supply of these weapons, which are fired from launch hangers on the underside of the airship's transport compartment. The Deus Ex Machina's primary armament are the V-1 Flying Bombs, cruise missiles that were originally used during World War II. The large, oval command center allows a huge, computerized screen to be present, covering every inch of wall in the room, and can be alternated between a massive strategic map or an external viewport, presumably simulated or on live-feed from external cameras.

The transport compartment seems to be extremely spacious, having enough room to accommodate a large amount of personnel, a huge stash of weaponry, a treasury, a laboratory, and a huge war room connected to the bridge of the ship.

However, this armor seems to fare poorly against any sort of ordnance attack (as demonstrated when Zorin's zeppelin, having similar protection, was brought down within moments by Seras Victoria's Harkonnen II anti-aircraft gun), although can hold up for a short while against missile attacks. Like the other airships, the Deus Ex Machina is sheeted in a special light metal armor, allowing for the maximum protection possible while still being light enough to be carried by the hydrogen-filled body.

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